... DRURY LANE. It :s still a popular ruperstition that Boxing night at old lor :Tv has distinctive characteristics of its own, not to be f ud at other and more recently established playhouses. We aion, however, if any of the old tiaclitions linger in ...

... DRURY LANE Boxing night was celebrated at Drury Lane by the production of yet another pantomime from the ever-ready pen of Mr. E. L. Blanchard, who has furnished, we believe, nearly thirty Christmas entertainments at Old Drury, and has this year presentei ...

... DRURY LANE. To make room for “True to the Cote.” “The Colleen been transferred, with all its scenery and effects, from the Adclpbi to Drury Lane, wbereit was given on Saturday nigut. The castis in the main the same that with which it was previously played ...

... DRURY LANE. The Vice-Chancellor-Lords Justices-Spicer-Campbell-Chatterton drama of ilaska was produced at Drury Lane on Saturday last. It is essentially one-part piece, and is not likely to make any great success. The play begins with aspect of joyousness ...

... DRURY LANE. Though the days are now past wherein the opening Drury Lane fixed the commencement of the theatrical season, and though the houses which once enjoyed monopoly dratnattc novelty are now distanced in popularity hy smaller and less pretentious ...

... DRURY LANE, Anyone who happened to pass yesterday in the imme- diate neighbourhood of Drury-lane Theatre must have been made unmistakeably aware of the circumstance that with many young gentlemen Boxing night begins early in the afternoon. The patrons ...

... DRURY LANE. We are not often nowadays treated to a genuine melodrama of the old school—a piece in which the deepest vill tiny and the most immaculate virtue are placed side by side for the he ter delineation of character, and vice, tiiemphant in the first ...

... -lines which afford a marked contrast to their writer's treatment of tho fairy story told by him last night upon the stage of Drury Lane, No ; attempt is there made to endow with meck dignity the heroine of the Countess ?? pretty tale, and The 71',ite C'a's ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE. At a general meeting of the renters or debenture holders ofthe- Theatre Eoyal Drury Lane, which was held in the saloon of the theatre, the report of [the Renters' Committee was presented and read. It regretted that the unbroken series ...

... THiILTRICIALS. DRURY LANE. Association with the wonderful new play, Kaska, seems to have exercised a prejudicial oiled upon an old p:ece, The Corsican Brothers, which was greeted with more laughter than applause on its revival here last Baturday ...

... THE POOH OF DRURY LANE. It was stated the other day at inquest in St Giles's, on the body of a man whose death was caused by starvation and exposure, that hundreds of persons in tne Drury Lane district are in the habit of sleeping nightly in the passages ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE. Mr. Andrew Halliday's dramatic version of Kenilworth, produced here during more thah one with considerable success, is undoubtedly the best of his adaptations from Scott's novels, botii as regards its intrinsic worth as a, play, and ...